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Vessel Progress (Bark)
MediumAlbum
Dimensions9 × 6 in. (22.9 × 15.2 cm)
Object number1991.16.1
Institutional Credit LineCourtesy of the New Bedford Whaling Museum
DescriptionContains Smith and Mann family photos. William Mann married Alice B. Smith, daughter of Capt. Joseph C. Smith. Photos of Capt. Smith, his house, his wife, Dr. Sheehy's spaniel and pup, Al at ice cottage in South Dartmouth, cottage in South Dartmouth, Al and Linnie, Mr. Charles Potter at home, Capt. Fred Smith's boat, Capt. Smith's horse, Bark PROGRESS, PROGRESS with four people on deck, Mother and Ted, etc.
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Not on view
2001.100.11165_Box List.pdf
KWM Loose Manuscript Collection
1725-1960
Mss56_SeriesO_Subseries1.pdf
Business records collection,
1745-1925
Image Not Available for [Richard Kugler Papers :
[Richard Kugler Papers :
Image Not Available for [Papers of Peleg Smith (1700-1778), Quaker farmer, selectman, and clerk of Dartmouth Monthly Meeting of Friends, including records of the meeting containing correspondence concerning the refusal of members to serve with Massachusetts Militia during the French and Indian War] :
[Papers of Peleg Smith (1700-1778), Quaker farmer, selectman, and clerk of Dartmouth Monthly Meeting of Friends, including records of the meeting containing correspondence concerning the refusal of members to serve with Massachusetts Militia during the French and Indian War] :
Smith family
Image Not Available for Black, bound photo album of Frances S Willson.
Black, bound photo album of Frances S Willson.
Willson, Frances S.
Portrait of Levi Smith
Portrait of Levi Smith
undated
Image Not Available for [Papers of George Kirby (1794-1882), farmer and local official, of Dartmouth, Mass.; his wife, Abigail H. (Smith) Kirby (1825-1895); their daughter, Rebecca (Kirby) Howland (1825-1895); her husband, Weston Howland (1815-ca. 1901), businessman and merchant, of Fairhaven and New Bedford, Mass. ...] :
[Papers of George Kirby (1794-1882), farmer and local official, of Dartmouth, Mass.; his wife, Abigail H. (Smith) Kirby (1825-1895); their daughter, Rebecca (Kirby) Howland (1825-1895); her husband, Weston Howland (1815-ca. 1901), businessman and merchant, of Fairhaven and New Bedford, Mass. ...] :
Howland family
2001.100.840
Logbook/journal cover strap (one of a pair)
Smith, Frederick Howland
Circa 1861-1874
2011.58
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2000.100.80.47
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Palmer, Fred W.
Circa 1905
[Map of the original layouts in Southern Dartmouth from surveys of Benjamin Crane, 1710]
[Map of the original layouts in Southern Dartmouth from surveys of Benjamin Crane, 1710]
Worth, Henry Barnard,--1858-1923
1710
2001.100.838
Logbook/journal cover strap (one of a pair)
Smith, Frederick Howland
Circa 1854-1874

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